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  • Darren Sharper

    How many times did we hear 6 years ago that he's done, he's older, he's lost a step.

    Forget his annoying personality.

    He's played no less than 13 games a year in 12 seasons and this year he's heading for another Pro Bowl.

    191 games - 61 INTS. Not bad for a guy who was supposedly washed up several years ago.

    1997-98 Green Bay 14 games - 2 ints
    1998-99 Green Bay 16 games
    1999-00 Green Bay 16 games - 3 ints
    2000-01 Green Bay 16 games - 9 ints
    2001-02 Green Bay 16 games - 6 ints
    2002-03 Green Bay 13 games - 7 ints
    2003-04 Green Bay 15 games - 5 ints
    2004-05 Green Bay 15 games - 4 ints
    2005-06 Minnesota 14 games - 9 ints
    2006-07 Minnesota 16 games - 4 ints
    2007-08 Minnesota 16 games - 4 ints
    2008-09 Minnesota 16 games - 1 int
    2009-10 New Orleans 8 games - 7 ints

    Michael Silver on Sharper: "The man has the numbers – seven interceptions, tied for the league lead, including three returns for touchdowns; an NFL-high 19 passes defensed. More important, the veteran free-agent signee has been the most glaring reason for the Saints’ defensive turnaround, transforming a team that was the essence of mediocrity for two seasons into an 8-0 juggernaut in the making. Ask anyone in the New Orleans locker room what Sharper has meant to the team, and you’ll get a long and glowing answer."

  • #2
    I'd take him in a heartbeat right now.

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    • #3
      Awesome, a second thread about this guy this season.

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      • #4
        I thought I heard they were willing to let him go because he freelanced too much. Then they got Nick Collins, who I'd gladly have over Sharper any day of the week.
        No longer the member of any fan clubs. I'm tired of jinxing players out of the league and into obscurity.

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        • #5
          I'm tired of talking about former Packers. Besides, everyone knows the Saints' success this season is because of one man: Zach Strief.
          "Never, never ever support a punk like mraynrand. Rather be as I am and feel real sympathy for his sickness." - Woodbuck

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          • #6
            Originally posted by mraynrand
            I'm tired of talking about former Packers. Besides, everyone knows the Saints' success this season is because of one man: Zach Strief.
            "Zach Strief" - Is this a word puzzle? Unscramble his name and see how many words you can make?

            The post is about the unreliability of "the experts."

            The Packers would never have given Sharper the free agent dollars he wanted.

            Remember back when $2 million was a lot of money?

            But the guy was far from being washed up....and he's proved it.

            Farve, on the other hand, should have retired a few years ago. He's embarrassing himself right now.

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            • #7
              So why did the vikings let this stud get away?? They had cap space.
              The only time success comes before work is in the dictionary -- Vince Lombardi

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              • #8
                Where are the columns for missed tackles, getting beat, and taking a bad angle?

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by cheesner
                  Where are the columns for missed tackles, getting beat, and taking a bad angle?
                  i.e. Freelancing
                  No longer the member of any fan clubs. I'm tired of jinxing players out of the league and into obscurity.

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                  • #10
                    Re: Darren Sharper

                    Originally posted by Kiwon
                    How many times did we hear 6 years ago that he's done, he's older, he's lost a step.

                    Forget his annoying personality.

                    He's played no less than 13 games a year in 12 seasons and this year he's heading for another Pro Bowl.

                    191 games - 61 INTS. Not bad for a guy who was supposedly washed up several years ago.

                    1997-98 Green Bay 14 games - 2 ints
                    1998-99 Green Bay 16 games
                    1999-00 Green Bay 16 games - 3 ints
                    2000-01 Green Bay 16 games - 9 ints
                    2001-02 Green Bay 16 games - 6 ints
                    2002-03 Green Bay 13 games - 7 ints
                    2003-04 Green Bay 15 games - 5 ints
                    2004-05 Green Bay 15 games - 4 ints
                    2005-06 Minnesota 14 games - 9 ints
                    2006-07 Minnesota 16 games - 4 ints
                    2007-08 Minnesota 16 games - 4 ints
                    2008-09 Minnesota 16 games - 1 int
                    2009-10 New Orleans 8 games - 7 ints

                    Michael Silver on Sharper: "The man has the numbers – seven interceptions, tied for the league lead, including three returns for touchdowns; an NFL-high 19 passes defensed. More important, the veteran free-agent signee has been the most glaring reason for the Saints’ defensive turnaround, transforming a team that was the essence of mediocrity for two seasons into an 8-0 juggernaut in the making. Ask anyone in the New Orleans locker room what Sharper has meant to the team, and you’ll get a long and glowing answer."
                    I haven't watched NOs games, but this year's turnaround (his past three years of mediocre numbers) might have something to do with being ahead by 20+ points and having the other team forced to throw-throw-throw.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by bobblehead
                      So why did the vikings let this stud get away?? They had cap space.

                      Same reason Eagles let Brian Dawkins go, to get younger.

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                      • #12
                        It seems the definition around here of someone being something special requires them to have won something. Sharper hasn't won anything, therefore he is just a stat whore who needs to be replaced.
                        All hail the Ruler of the Meadow!

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Cheesehead Craig
                          It seems the definition around here of someone being something special requires them to have won something. Sharper hasn't won anything, therefore he is just a stat whore who needs to be replaced.
                          Fire him immediately!

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                          • #14
                            When I think Ballhawk, first I think
                            ED REED
                            Then I think
                            DARREN SHARPER
                            TERD Buckley over Troy Vincent, Robert Ferguson over Chris Chambers, Kevn King instead of TJ Watt, and now, RICH GANNON, over JIMMY JIMMY JIMMY LEONARD. Thank you FLOWER

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by Bretsky
                              When I think Ballhawk, first I think
                              ED REED
                              Then I think
                              DARREN SHARPER

                              Yeah, he's got some killer ball skills.

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